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 | Title : HP PhotoSmart 7350 Inkjet Printer
Author : Hewlett Packard
Release Date : 20020824
Binding : Electronics
Regular Price : $149.99
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Editorial Reviews :
Enjoy true-to-life photo quality with the HP PhotoSmart 7350 color inkjet printer. Get up to 4,800 x 1,200 optimized color dpi (on premium photo papers) and 1,200 x 1,200 input dpi when you're printing from a computer, or up to six-ink color printing.
Print 10 pages per minute in black, 11 pages per minute in color. Print fast, laser-quality black text at 17 ppm with an optional HP 56 black inkjet print cartridge. Print directly from your digital camera memory cards using convenient card slots--without using a computer. Or, simply connect your HP digital camera with direct-printing capability to the front USB port, then print your photos (also without using a computer).
Should you want to, you can easily save photos to your PC and print borderless photos using the 4-by-6-inch photo paper tray and HP premium plus photo paper. Photos from the 7350 resist fading twice as long as most traditionally processed photos, up to 65 years (requires premium photo plus paper and six-ink color printing with included HP 58 photo inkjet print cartridge).
Other features include a save-to-PC button, HP Memories disc-creator software, auto paper-type sensing, an ink backup printing mode (which completes the print job if the cartridge runs out), a convenient 20-sheet 4-by-6-inch photo tray, and a 100-sheet, 8.5-by-11-inch paper tray. An optional two-sided printing accessory (C8955A#A2L) is supported.
Buyer Reviews :
I struggled with choosing between Epson and HP. So many great write-ups about the Epson photo printers, but time and time again when I saw what the HP printers produced in the stores it amazed me. So after being an Epson fan for so many years, I decided to make MY own comparison. I took a CF memory card with pictures saved on it to the local store. I looked only for printers that had slots for various memory cards, which I found (1 Epson and 2 HPs). So I proceeded to take a few 4x6 papers and test print on each of the printers, with NO modifications to the saved image. The results were dramatically different. Both the HP 7350 and 7550 came out ahead of the Epson. The HP was very easy to use and fairly straightforward. It took me several attempts to get the Epson to work. In the end, the HP won in side-by-side comparison. I've been using my HP 7350 for a couple of weeks now and am extremely pleased with the quality and ease of use.
(by nick_per)
Features/Technical Specs :
* Up to 17 ppm with optional black cartridge, 10 ppm with included black cartridge, 11 ppm color
* Up to 4,800 x 1,200 optimized dpi color photos, 1,200 x 1,200 dpi PC printing
* Directly accepts CompactFlash, SmartMedia, Secure Digital, and Memory Stick
* 6-ink color system
* Optional 2-sided printing
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